Mary Tudor, like her mother Catherine of Aragon, was a devout Catholic. Even when Anne Boleyn convinced Henry to declare Protestantism the religion of the realm, Mary continued her Catholic practices. After Anne’s beheading, Mary was certain her father would reconsider the changes to England’s religion, but he didn’t and in return was offended by her refusal to accept his decision. Fearing for her safety, her advisors
Mary Tudor, like her mother Catherine of Aragon, was a devout Catholic. Even when Anne Boleyn convinced Henry to declare Protestantism the religion of the realm, Mary continued her Catholic practices. After Anne’s beheading, Mary was certain her father would reconsider the changes to England’s religion, but he didn’t and in return was offended by her refusal to accept his decision. Fearing for her safety, her advisors